Legal Opinion

Mosher v. Carpenter

New York Supreme Court

Decided April 15, 1878Published

Motion for a new trial on exceptions ordered to be beard in tbe first instance at tbe General Term, after a verdict directed for tbe defendant.

1Opinion of the Court

Talcott, J.:

Tbis is a motion for a new trial by the plaintiff, after a verdict for tbe defendant at tbe Ontario Circuit, tbe exceptions being ordered to be beard at tbe General Term in tbe first instance.

Tbe action is brought upon a promissory note, signed by tbe defendant as surety for one George or George W. Carpenter, deceased, who was tbe son of tbe defendant, Platt Carpenter. Tbe signature was made under tbe following circumstances : George W. *603Carpenter had made a note for some indebtedness to one James McKee for $750. The note, as it appeared on the trial, was payable to James McKee or…

2Cases cited3 opinions

  1. Chapman v. . RoseNew York Court of Appeals · 1874
  2. Dalrymple v. . HillenbrandNew York Court of Appeals · 1875
  3. Turner v. . KellerNew York Court of Appeals · 1876

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